veryfront-code

Build, test, push, deploy, and verify with rollback through Git on failure.

Build and run AI apps and agents with Veryfront CLI

Development flywheel - autonomous cycle of run, observe, fix, verify. Use for continuous development with browser automation.

Build Veryfront apps. Use for real-time errors, route preview, HMR control, and scaffolding pages/APIs/components/AI tools.

Onboard to veryfront-code architecture, testing, conventions, and PR process.

Diagnose and fix build failures using structured error output.

Diagnose runtime errors by connecting to dev server via MCP.

Scaffold a Veryfront app with AI tools, agent definitions, and knowledge base.

Scaffold a new Veryfront app with the right structure, config, and conventions.

Use when creating, modifying, testing, or publishing a Veryfront extension under extensions/ — covers manifest/factory parity, capability types, contract registration, teardown hygiene, and CI lint checks

Use when reviewing veryfront documentation in docs/guides or docs/reference - audits content accuracy against src/, structure (frontmatter, index order, single H1, cross-links), professional technical writing voice, and Getting Started completeness

Use when writing CLI commands, TUI output, terminal messages, error formatting, or machine-readable output in veryfront CLI

Use when creating new errors, migrating error classes to registry, catching/handling errors, or working with the VeryfrontError system

Use when creating new modules, adding exports, modifying module boundaries, or restructuring code in src/ - covers layer architecture, hash imports, barrel exports, and dependency rules

Use when reviewing code for performance issues, profiling hot paths, benchmarking before/after changes, or optimizing runtime, build, request latency, or bundle size

Use when touching auth, user input validation, file paths, redirects, WebSocket, uploads, rate limiting, CORS, or any security-sensitive code in veryfront

Use when writing, modifying, or debugging tests in veryfront - covers BDD structure, deno test flags, test utilities, sanitizer rules, and test file placement